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Re: Mein Name ist Bach Revisited: Screencaps 1
Date: 2021-01-30 05:33 am (UTC)Yep, that's a Küstrin flashback to Katte's headless corpse, which after all was ordered to lie until 2 pm where Fritz could see it.
...wow. Holy cow.
(I agree, btw, that the wheel just looks like part of the cart.)
The movie has its excentricities, one of which comes when Fritz shows Bach the Czarina's - in 1747, that would be Anna Iwanova - present, a camel, and they actually ride it from the old Potsdam palace to the Sanssouci building site.
...I must say that I am indebted to you for screencapping the camel. LOL. (I also actually laughed out loud on reading "Aren't we a bit fast? My stomach has trouble" as the subtitle.)
...the punk periwig???? That is sure... something
and - something I couldn't appreciate back in the day - seems to have stolen Heinrich's wig:
omg SO HE HAS, I am dying
I now want a story where Fritz, not as a regular habit but as a one time only thing once in a blue night asks Fredersdorf to do this roleplay with him and Fredersdorf for a variety of reasons says yes.
...I see that below
Next: Fritz and Bach as hobbits.
ahahaha another thing I would not have seen myself and yet SO TRUE
Re: Mein Name ist Bach Revisited: Screencaps 1
Date: 2021-01-30 09:37 am (UTC)The entire scene is a hilarious 18th century take on "son takes adopted dad out for a joyride" ("but how are you steering it?" "With my knees!").
Wigs: am glad you're as amused as I was by the Heinrich wig recognition. :) Seriously though, I blame Amadeus for getting the notion out there that wigs could go punk.